Coercive Intergovernmental Relations In A Federal Ethiopia

Federal form of government is now becoming the finest means of dealing with diversity and particularly an instrument of circumventing or minimize conflict is post-modern politics. Though there are some underlined values and principles of the system, some federations like Ethiopia, despite their level of allegiance to the venture, still remains in the making and perhaps corrupting the arrangement for political gains. A look at the manner of the Intergovernmental Relations, as argued in this work, can be mentioned as an exemplar of such a trend.

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Kaleab Kassaye graduated in 2008 from Bahir Dar University, Faculty of Law with LL.B degree. He received his LL.M. from Addis Abeba University, School of Law (2010). Kaleab is currently a researcher in Public Law and Federalism at the Institute of Federalism, University of Fribourg.